Springboot custom Select Query returns No converter found capable of converting from type

I am trying to execute a custom select query in Springboot JPA,

public interface idnOauth2AccessTokenRepository extends JpaRepository<idnOauth2AccessToken, String>,
        JpaSpecificationExecutor<idnOauth2AccessToken> {
    @Query(value = "select IOCA.userName, IOCA.appName, IOAT.refreshToken, IOAT.timeCreated, IOAT.tokenScopeHash, IOAT.tokenState, IOAT.validityPeriod from idnOauth2AccessToken IOAT inner join idnOauthConsumerApps IOCA on IOCA.ID = IOAT.consumerKeyID where IOAT.tokenState='ACTIVE'")
    List<userApplicationModel> getUserApplicationModel();
}

But when I execute I get an error of

org.springframework.core.convert.ConverterNotFoundException: No converter found capable of converting from type [org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.query.AbstractJpaQuery$TupleConverter$TupleBackedMap] to type [com.adl.egw.Model.user.userApplicationModel]

I tried different type of answers from the internet, but I nothing seems to work fine. I also tried implementing a new repository for userApplicationModel but didn't work.

Any answers or implementation which could help.

You are joining columns from different tables and then assigning to a different object. It does not work this way + the userApplicationModel doesn't seem managed entity. For such scenarios, you have to use projection(dto mapping). Take a look of the following Query:

@Query(value = "select new your.package.UserApplicationModelProjection(IOCA.userName, IOCA.appName, IOAT.refreshToken, IOAT.timeCreated, IOAT.tokenScopeHash, IOAT.tokenState, IOAT.validityPeriod)" 
			 + " from idnOauth2AccessToken IOAT inner join idnOauthConsumerApps IOCA on IOCA.ID = IOAT.consumerKeyID where IOAT.tokenState='ACTIVE'")
List<UserApplicationModelProjection> getUserApplicationModel();

And the class to map to:

public class UserApplicationModelProjection {
	private String userName;
    private String appName;
	private String refreshToken
	private OffsetDateTime timeCreated
	private String tokenScopeHash;
	private String tokenState; //mind the data type
	private int validityPeriod; //update the data type
	
	public UserApplicationModelProjection(String userName, 
										String appName, 
										String refreshToken, 
										OffsetDateTime timeCreated, 
										String tokenScopeHash, 
										String tokenState, 
										int validityPeriod) 
	{
		this.userName = userName;
		this.appName = appName; 
		this.refreshToken = refreshToken;
		this.timeCreated = timeCreated;
		this.tokenScopeHash = tokenScopeHash; 
		this.tokenState = tokenState;
		this.validityPeriod = validityPeriod;
	}
	
	// Getters only
	
}

Check this for detailed explanation: https://vladmihalcea.com/the-best-way-to-map-a-projection-query-to-a-dto-with-jpa-and-hibernate/